City Impact Church School

City Impact Church School is a private Christian institution that integrates a Biblical perspective into all areas of learning. The school aims to provide a Christ-centred education where students grow in wisdom, knowledge, and Godly character, viewing the Bible as the source of all truth. It operates as an extension of the home, with a vision to help students fulfil their God-given potential within a supportive and faith-based environment.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum from Year 0 to Year 13, with Senior High students following the Cambridge International Education (CIE) pathway. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, and the school's own 'Kingdom Building' programme, which explores history and doctrine from a Biblical perspective. Specialist subjects such as Art, Drama, Music, and Physical Education are taught throughout the year levels, complemented by regular creative workshops.

Graduates are prepared for university and the workforce, with alumni successfully transitioning to institutions such as Auckland University. The school focuses on developing students who possess strong character, a solid work ethic, and a Biblical worldview. Students are encouraged to be outward-focused, demonstrating leadership skills and a commitment to serving their community.

The school fosters a nurturing environment with limited class sizes to ensure maximum student-teacher interaction and individual attention. A 'Big Buddy' programme encourages positive relationships across different age groups, while a proactive approach to character development is integrated into daily life. The school works in partnership with families to support the spiritual, academic, social, and emotional growth of every student.

Prospective families are invited to submit an enrolment application form along with supporting documentation, including a birth certificate or passport, immunisation records, and relevant visa information for non-NZ citizens. A non-refundable $50 application fee is required, followed by a $100 enrolment fee upon confirmation of acceptance. The school maintains an open enrolment process and encourages families to contact the office for further details.

The school operates on a four-term academic year, with specific term dates provided for Primary/Junior High (Years 0–10) and Senior High (Years 11–13). The calendar includes public holidays, term breaks, and key events such as youth camps, parent-teacher interviews, and annual prize-giving ceremonies. After-school care is available on weekdays from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm for an additional fee.

The campus is located on Auckland’s North Shore and utilizes both on-site resources and external facilities to support its programmes. Primary students access local facilities including the Hilton Brown Swim Centre, Northern Tennis, North Harbour Gymnastics, and North Shore Trampoline Inc. Junior High students utilize the Millennium Institute of Sport and Health for their physical education and specialty sports training.

Students participate in a variety of extra-curricular activities, including sports teams such as hockey, basketball, touch rugby, football, and netball. The school also offers an Arts Academy, choir, and fortnightly creative workshops covering topics like coding, cooking, dance, gardening, and stop-motion movie making. Additionally, students engage in community service through initiatives like the 'Here to Help' programme and visits to local retirement villages.